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Meet Bros perform at a Chandigarh wedding

Meet Bros, the music directors’ duo comprising brothers Manmeet Singh and Harmeet Singh who have belted hits like Baby Doll, Chittiyan Kalaiyaan, High Heels, Hangover etc, were in Chandigarh recently to perform at a wedding. The artists who were doing Punjabi party racks even before Honey Singh and Badshah entered Bollywood, are happy to give credit to the two artists for elevating Punjabi language nationally, while talking about how their Punjabi tracks are still different. Excerpts of conversation with the two.

You were last in Chandigarh many years ago. How have you two metamorphosed since?

Manmeet: By being persistent, and not leaving the ground and running when things go down. Mumbai mein ek kahawat hai, lagey raho, and that’s our anthem. Bus peechey padey rehna padta hai.

Harmeet: We have also been very real and positive. When our music didn’t work, we took time off, watched films, played sports and did other stuff, because we know time has a big role. The most talented person also gets down in the dumps sometime. My father always said, mein nai karni, bakra karta hai woh isliye kat ta rehta hai.

When making a vast repertoire ofmusic, does it get tough to retain your own signature rhythm?

Manmeet: No, because our signature is that most our melodies are very simple, they are like poems. It’s music from a common man, to a common man. We don’t complicate our music, we keep it very easy. Ek baar mein yad hona chahiye. And that has kept us from digressing from our signature.

Before Honey Singh and Badshah came on the Bollywood scene, you guys were already making Punjabi music in Bollywood.

Harmeet: Yes, and we all have contributed a lot in terms of bringing the Punjabi scene on a national level. Today, whether it’s a Maharashtrian or Assamese kid, they are all singing Punjabi.

Manmeet: Punjabi is like Hindi today, words like munda, kudi are national lingo now. Honey and Badshah’s music is more about singles and they do special songs, whereas we make songs on the producers’ demand.

But with so much Punjabi on the scene, do you fear a glut is coming soon?

Harmeet: It may happen, but nowhere soon. We are a vast country and Punjabi is still a very new thing. Anything that comes stays for at least eight to 10 years. Salman Khan is endorsing Punjabi today!Read more at:Grey Bridesmaid Dresses | One Shoulder Bridesmaid Dresses

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UNDERSTANDING THE KARDARSHIAN PHENOMENON

Lucrative as a performance art and entertaining as a spectator sport, the game of show and tell is symptomatic of our times. More so this year when privacy got royally damned. US President Donald Trump’s Twitter-trigger presidency, Lady Diana’s personal disillusionments turned into public chronicles to memorialise 20 years of her passing, the mythically ideal ex-couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt ‘breaking their silence’ on their marital split or Indian actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui having to withdraw his memoir An Ordinary Life within days of its release because he hadn’t considered seeking the consent of the women he had intimately described; these are different expressions of similar compulsions. Compulsions that have been polished to professional perfection by those whose name combos include Kardashian, Jenner and West.

The bevy of the cool-hot, attention seeking K girls — Kim, Kylie, Kendall, Khloe, Kourtney — who wear controversy like couture; their diversity-chasing parents, their babies, butts, boyfriends, brands, bodyguards and spouses have been living a very (weary?) public life for a while now. They have aced publicity stunts, amassing millions of social media followers with image magnetism and manipulation. According to Forbes, Kim Kardarshian alone makes 300,000 dollars per sponsored post on Instagram. Even three years after an erotically oiled Kim balancing a champagne goblet on her butt broke the internet with a Paper magazine cover that nominated the Desirable Derriere as a worthy peer of The Big Boob, the collective and individual lives of K Inc roll with roaring success. Out there for the world to like, loathe or lash out at.

This past year has seen a surge in their influence. Despite so many celebs, half-celebs and non-celebs making millions in the business of brashness, a bunch of Kardashians remained among those in top recall. Kylie as the youngest on the Forbes 2017 list of highest paid celebs, Kim there too at number 47 and for the launch of her new brand KKW Beauty, Kendall for her controversial Pepsi ad, Kanye for returning to the music stage this November after almost a year, Kris Jenner for signing another deal that will keep Keeping Up with The Kardashians on TV through 2019 and Caitlyn (formerly Bruce) Jenner for becoming a strong voice on LGBT rights.

‘Kardashian’ is officially the surname of only some of these breathlessly popular people. Its branding derived from the title of the reality TV show that the family stars and wars in. But it is a fat industry metaphor now. In promotional skills, ‘Kardashian’ stands for being starry and stand-offish, hardcore, gilded, strategically self-interested. Even embattled and emotional. Who would forget the crazy publicity of Kim as a victim of an armed robbery in Paris last year and husband Kanye West being hospitalised for exhaustion or Kendall tearing up while talking about her Pepsi ad — contextualised around Black Lives Matter — that drew a lot of flak.

In style, the Kardashians direct an entire fashion and beauty lookbook. If Kim sells the tan and the pout as her personal statement as well as the promise of her beauty brand, Kanye manages an unsmiling countenance as a rapper-designer. Kendall is a brand ambassador for Adidas and a Victoria’s Secret model. But besides their endorsements, the Kardashians have their own fashion politics. Boobs without bras in tiny crop tops, slinky bodycons, provocative lace corsets, sheer vests with nipples free to smirk or smile, leather minis with bralets, fishnet stockings, snakeskin boots, cage heels, latex, leather, lingerie, lunches at Nobu in LA, children in tutu frocks and net stockings, late nights in New York pubs. A pair of ripped jeans Kim wore this year was captioned The Most Ripped Jeans by Glamour magazine, while Kylie’s selfie on her bed in a black mesh bra and fluorescent nails this September got billed as the Sexiest Selfie by The Sun. Shortest LBD, wet hair, nude lips, tallest denim boots, all that is K fare. Kim K bleached her eyebrows blonde for the Met Gala last year — calling herself a ‘blingy sexy robot’ and this year for the Balmain show in Paris, she wore a crocheted dress by the brand without any underwear.

The Kardashians push this formula even if it means being anti-trend. Kim’s unabated exhibitionism of her curves, nude-ish pregnancy images and appearances without underwear defy the normative beauty ideal, edging it towards a frothing-at-the-mouth sensuality that sometimes raises ire. In 2015, Refinery29, the American digital media and entertainment company, received a Change.org petition asking it ‘not to post articles about the Kardashians’. The portal ran an article explaining the relevance of the K brand.

K Inc is also relevant because of its commercial value. If Kim makes millions by democratising make-up across humanity’s diverse colour card with her new beauty brand KKW, Kylie Cosmetics that is now headed towards becoming a billion-dollar brand is intimately marketed by its founder’s puckered pouts, raunchy selfies and orchestrated confessions like the one to her therapist about her lip plumping due to personal insecurity on Life of Kylie, her solo reality show on E!

Besides an authorship on how to wear big butts, big boots, big boobs, big brands and big boyfriends in uncanny pairings, the Kardashian reality show airs in more than 160 countries. Besides beauty, they also own fashion brands — Kanye’s label Yeezy for instance. They have been on covers of a dozen glossies, have front-row seats wherever it matters and a 200 million-dollar revenue-making app called Kim Kardarshian: Hollywood.

But even all that money doesn’t dilute their ironical existence. Their fame and flamboyance are flanked by flaws. Materially, physically, psychologically, financially and fashionably, the family represents almost every nerve and crack of what is called a modern (American) life.

Consider this: a black rapper (Kanye), a new generation supermodel (Kylie), an Olympian gold medalist who chose a sex-reassignment surgery (Bruce became Caitlyn), a weight loss book called Strong Looks Better Naked (by Khloe K), divorce (Kris and Caitlyn, as well as Khloe are divorced), diabetes (Rob Kardarshian), drugs (Khloe’s ex-husband and NBA player Lamar Odom was caught in a drug overdose), basketball (Kendall is reportedly dating Blake Griffin, an NBA player) and cute, unconventionally named babies (North and Saint West). Where do you find so many variables sandwiched between two slices of bread — one called Jenner and the other Kardashian?

Or, as the New York Times put it in a 2015 profile of Kris Jenner, the self-declared mommager and architect of the Kardarshian brand: ‘The Kardashian/Jenner megacomplex…has not just invaded the culture but metastasised into it’.

The Kardashianisation of style is ostensibly about appearances but it has its roots in oversharing and overexposing. A style culturally unsuited to India where body display as well as personal revelations (and Nawazuddin Siddiqui may agree) are still at a half-virgin stage. In society and on social media, voyeurism and exhibitionism raise eyebrows. With ready-to-wear hypocrisy being our top trend, candid confessionals get labelled and shoved into jarring ghettos like the Bigg Boss show.

On the other hand, with their irrepressible posturing in beauty, fashion and passion, the Kardashians make privacy and the sparkle of individual mystery that authors lasting glamour, seem pointless.

The spectator then must decide what he or she should applaud and who he or she should emulate.Read more at:bridesmaid dresses australia | wedding dresses australia

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Couple marries recently at Sky Retreat

Stevie Lee Hamby and Adam Edward Anderson were married July 15, 2017, at Sky Retreat in Purlear. The Rev. David Wellborn officiated at the 5 p.m. ceremony. C.J. Ballard, guitarist and vocalist, provided music.

The bride is the daughter of Wanda and Michael Casstevens of Mulberry Park Road, North Wilkesboro. She is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and earned a master’s degree in occupational therapy at Lenoir-Rhyne University. The bride is employed as an occupational therapist with Kindred at Home Home Health Care, Wilkesboro.

The groom is the son of Rick and Pamela Anderson of Treadway Road, Moravian Falls. He is a graduate of Appalachian State University and earned a juris doctor degree at Charlotte School of Law. The groom is employed by the 23rd Judicial District of North Carolina as an assistant district attorney.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a designer lace gown featuring a high neckline and cap sleeves. Delicate floral lace covered the fit and flare silhouette. Rhinestones adorned the beaded belt and edged the neckline, and a row of covered buttons enhanced the back of the gown. The bride carried a natural-style bouquet of eucalyptus, peach peonies, cream roses and hypericum berries.

Nikki Janes of Roaring Gap was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Raygan and Kelli Casstevens of North Wilkesboro, Katie Sexton of Jefferson, Lakyn Booker of Mount Airy, Ronda Boykin of North Wilkesboro and Jamie Tolliver of Wilkesboro.

Ring bearer was Grayson Casstevens, brother of the bride. Flower girl was Maloreigh Wade.

Rick Anderson served as best man for his son. Ushers were Nathan Handy of Boomer, Andrew Warren of Millers Creek, Cameron Waddell of North Wilkesboro, Ryan Sexton of Jefferson, Dan Sawyers of Hillsborough and David Richardson of North Wilkesboro.

Bridget Merritt directed the wedding ceremony. Kevin and Angie Anderson, cousins of the groom, attended the guest register.

Following a road trip through Germany, with stops in Munich, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Ulm and Fussen, the couple is residing in Wilkesboro.

Reception

A reception was held in honor of the bridal couple in the ballroom of Sky Retreat. Wildflowers entwined with mercury glass candles for a soft glow, adorned the tables. A large outdoor cross, also adorned with wildflowers, was a focal point for the wedding.

Guests were served chateaubriand with bernaise sauce, spinach-stuffed chicken, salad and seasonal vegetables.

Holly Brewer assisted with the wedding cake. Blake Sebastian and his staff assisted with the meal. C.J. Ballard provided vocal and guitar music during the cocktail hour and was disc jockey during the reception. Wildflower Florals assisted with the flowers for the wedding and reception. Amber Adams assisted with the photography.

Prenuptial events

The prospective groom’s parents, Rick and Pam Anderson, were hosts for a rehearsal dinner honoring the bridal couple.

Katie Sexton, sister of the prospective groom, was hostess at a bridal brunch at Tart Sweets Bakery in Winston-Salem.

Bridal showers were given in honor of the couple by Angie Anderson at Zion Hill Baptist Church and Nikki Janes, maid of honor, at Elkin Creek Winery.Read more at:Pink Bridesmaid Dresses | red bridesmaid dresses

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Aerospace, fashion find interdisciplinary future

 

(Photo:bridal dresses)In the advent of this new space age, people who wish to travel out to space should start thinking of how their lives are going to be like beyond Earth’s atmosphere. While aerospace technology is gaining ground with the recent SpaceXannouncement, there is one earthly aspect of life to consider in these endeavors: fashion.

Where people do not feel sunlight or the wind in their faces, “what would lifestyle be like in an entirely artificial environment?” Lee Anderson asked.

Anderson, the founder of the community Fashion and Aerospace for Advanced Realities and fashion brand Starkweather, asked this question in the presentation, “Interdisciplinary Future: The intersection of fashion and aerospace” at Pivotal Labs in Cambridge on Thursday.

As an interdisciplinary forum, the event was held to bring forth a dialogue based on FAAR’s goal: to join the forces of innovation between design and STEM to optimally project how interplanetary lifestyle and wellbeing will look like.

However, Anderson thinks the role of fashion in space wear will go beyond trendsetting the edgiest looks on runways and into technical collaborations.

“I can definitely see that happening in the near future, SpaceX partnering with Chanel, and these two logos launching off into space,” Anderson said in an interview.

This interdisciplinary future between space and fashion will anticipate an upsurge in the hybridization of roles and jobs. Standing at the forefront of their “hybrid jobs,” all four panelists invited to the discussion are interdisciplinary designers who meld multiple skillsets to invent sustainable and innovative products that solve problems.

One of the panelists, industrial designer Julianne Gauron said in an interview, “[interdisciplinary collaborations] should be a circular conversation that is supportive.”

A former New Balance apparel developer, Gauron has spent her career creating wearable technology by consulting between sports, health and fashion clients.

“There’s always going to be something you don’t know what to do, that makes you willing to learn,” Gauron said.

One of the risks, yet perks of being an interdisciplinary designer that she said is to learn to get comfortable with discomfort.

To get to the peak of their careers now, all of the panelists did not have smooth-sailing journeys.

“The path is not always linear,” Yuly Fuentes-Medel, who is the founder and CEO of Descience, said on the panel. Initially fascinated with the brain, Fuentes-Medel transitioned from neuroscience to “remaking the innovations happening” for a commercial space, she added.

For Danielle Ryan, another panelist, she said she grew interested in the functionality of fashion after graduating from Pratt Institute with a B.F.A. in fashion design. After kicking off her career with Reebok and New Balance, Ryan now focuses on “wearable robotics to mimic human walking,” she said to the audience.

With interdisciplinary design, lifestyle products should not prioritize the mechanics too much, but more to how people feel about it.

Another panelist Michael Lye, who is a professor and NASA coordinator at the Rhode Island School of Design approaches his projects through a “human-centered design,” he described to the audience.

Lye discussed how even NASA prioritizes human empathy over practicality by building windows for its spacecraft instead of replacing them with cameras to view outside.

“Technology is a mechanism, but it is not the role,” Gauron added in the interview.

Elizabeth Saint Germain, 23, of Medford, graduated from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design and now works in an adhesives manufacturer company Bemis. She attended the event and offered advice for college students who aspire to become interdisciplinary designers.

“Don’t be afraid to take the risk, the worst thing that can happen is that you just have to do more research and try again,” she said.

All four of the panelists, as well as Anderson and Germain, are interdisciplinary designers who constitute the ideal workforce that the intersecting industry between aerospace and fashion is looking for.

Through this dialogue, Anderson aims for spacesuits one day to be esteemed as high-end tuxedos.

“When you put on that suit [spacewear], you feel awesome and you want to go into space,” he said. “We want to give that feeling to people to get them energized about this industry.”Read more at:wedding dress brisbane

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2 ways you can use castor oil for healthy, beautiful eyes

Have you ever used castor oil to lengthen your lashes or to beautify your eyebrows? If you have grown up in India, chances are that you may have tried this old grandma’s remedy for hair growth. Prized for its supposed hair-growth properties, folk medicine commonly recommend using this nutritious oil to stimulate hair growth on bald patches and on eyebrows and eyelashes for thick, luxuriant growth. Whether they actually help in hair growth is open to debate. But the uses of castor oil doesn’t end there. There are other ways in which you could harness the benefits of this amazing oil for skin care and health. One of the lesser known uses of castor oil is for preserving the beauty and health of your eyes. It’s inexpensive and commonly available at most medical stores. But if you really want to optimise its benefits, use the chemical-free, cold pressed variety of the oil. Here are two tried-and-tested ways in which you could use castor oil to preserve the health and beauty of your precious eyes.

It cools the eyes

Castor oil is traditionally known as a gentle, effective oil brimming with health benefits. If your eyes are overworked and tired, try this quick castor oil massage. Take a few drops of the oil and gently massage your eyelids with it in a circular motion. Similarly, use the oil to massage your under eye areas in an outward motion. If the oil is too viscous for your liking, you can always dilute it with a few drops of almond oil. This also works well for those who wear eye makeup. But you can always massage your tired eyes with castor oil just before bedtime. If you work for long hours, staring at the computer screen, the cooling oil will soothe your eyes and restore its health. Apply it around your eye and under eye areas for best results.

It helps moisturise your under eye areas

Did you know that the first signs of aging almost always shows up around the eyes? Your under eyes are delicate areas of your facial skin that are prone to early wrinkles and damage. Crows feet and fine lines add years to your appearance, sometimes making you look older than you are. Here’s how your eyes are making you look older. And if you don’t moisturise the area well enough, the wrinkled appearance can worsen.You need to take utmost care to ensure that you don’t end up damaging this fragile skin. You can mitigate the situation to a certain extend by using castor oil. Castor oil is a moisturising oil which is also quite gentle on the under eye skin. Treating your eyes to a refreshing castor oil massage should be a ritual every night before hitting the bed. Since it is a viscous oil, you don’t have to worry about it spreading to the rest of your face.Read more at:www.sheindressau.com | bridesmaid dresses

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Pakistani bridal brand Élan showcases its sumptuous new collection

With wedding season soon to be upon us, Pakistani brand Élan showed off its latest bridal offering, “Champs de Patchouli,” at a glamorous event this month.

Opting out of the traditional fashion week line up for the second year in a row, Élan, which has fans across the globe due to its ethereal and ornate take on bridal wear, invited the industry for what turned out to be an opulent yet intimate night of matrimonial glam.

The collection itself was true to Élan’s aesthetic, which ties in modern sensibilities of design with the reimagining of classic wedding silhouettes like the peshwas, lehngas and shararas we know so well. Ensembles embellished with pearls, thread work, and adornments of dabka and gota met with hand painted and 3D embellishments upon dreamy organzas, nets and tissues.

Models glided across a glass topped pool, with the backdrop of shelves filled with candles and hues of flora that complimented the color palette Élan has come to be known for.

Traditionally, fashion weeks are a hustle and bustle of chaotic energy from the red carpet to the war zone which is finding your seat; heading backstage only ups the ante with the tangible anxiety of months and months of hard work being laid out in a mere few minutes with only one chance to really get it right. Élan’s Khadijah Shah removed the havoc of juggling one’s own vision amidst so many others and honed in her own style.

“One of the main reasons I started doing solo shows was so I could have more creative control over the ambience and atmosphere of the show,” said Shah on why the design house chose to break away from showing at fashion week.

“The bridal attire we create is opulent and magnanimous in terms of design, detail and embellishment and they reflect best in an atmosphere that is more sophisticated and elegant than fashion week run-ways,” Shah continued. “This allows me to execute my vision in terms of set, ramp and choreography, creating a scene that was a manifestation of the Élan vision.”

It was a sentiment that was celebrated throughout the evening by guests — which included celebrities, designers, editors, friends and family — the solo show allowed the brand to present their clothes, their way. Similarly, those that attended seemed to be in agreement that the singularity of the show and the comfortable set-up removed the obligatory feel of attending fashion weeks where one wants to race to the end.

The show’s atmosphere, though ornate and polished, achieved a vibe that felt relaxed. Guests mingled before and after the presentation and closed out the event in high spirits with a night of dance, a benefit to hosting one’s own show on one’s own terms: “I love to have people around me and generally love to host my friends, family and colleagues. Having my own show allows me to do that; showcase a collection yet also host an evening that is pleasant and enjoyable for everyone. It gives me immense pleasure to know that attendees at my shows had a great (night), enjoyed the installation and went home happy.”Read more at:wedding dresses | wedding dresses melbourne

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This is the most popular wedding dress style of 2017 so far

Whether you want to be on trend on stand out, it’s worth knowing the style of dress which is flying off the shelves

BUYING a wedding dress is one of the most stressful tasks for any bride-to-be, as well as for some of her more patient friends and family.

If you’re struggling to find the perfect gown, you may be interested to know Pinterest’s most popular wedding dress style of 2017If it feels like you’ve already tried on hundreds of styles, without finding one you actually like, you may be interested to know the most popular look of 2017 so far.

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This is the year of the off-the-shoulder gown, according to the data crunchers at Pinterest.

Fashionistas across the country are already rocking the off-the-shoulder trend, and apparently this doesn’t stop at the church doors.

Interest in off-the-shoulder wedding dresses is up a huge 158 per cent from last year, according to pins on the photo-sharing social media site.

So where can you get one of these stunning dresses? Dorothy Perkins have some in their new bridal line – where prices start at £85.

While Pinterest is absolutely brimming with inspiration – and they’ve also revealed the most popular bridesmaid dress of the year.

Of course, if you’re keen to buck the trend you might want to check out Boohoo’s range, which is a steal starting at £40.

Or take inspiration from these seven gorgeous gowns, which are the most popular in the WORLD.

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Bride leaves wedding celebration mid way after ceremonial horse found to have better dancing skills than the groom

Guests at a high profile wedding in New Delhi were left clueless after the bride walked off from the venue after it was found that the ceremonial horse was found to be a better dancer than the groom. Neha Sharma, who was all set to get married to Rajveer Khurana, left her family and in-laws red in the face and fumbling with excuses as guests began getting increasingly impatient.

Eyewitness say the problem started after the baraat arrived and the groom made his way dancing to the venue. Speaking to Faking News, a guest revealed, “His dancing looked more like a zombie who got an intense itch on his backside but with no hands to scratch it. In contrast, the horse looked like a better dancer with coordinated steps, gyrating to the bollywood music. No wonder Neha ran away after seeing what was on display.”

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The sudden turn of events caused pandemonium as the guests, majority of whom turned up for the food, were left famished. Sources say that a few guests even beat up the family doctor of the Khurana’s, prompting frantic calls to the local police station. “A few guests were angry with wedding being called off and wanted to vent their anger. The family doctor came across as a soft target and got beaten up no fault of his,” said a cop.

There were also speculations that an apparent financial deal falling apart led the wedding fiasco, but the brides family refuted saying after demonetization they had absolutely no money to pay as dowry.

Meanwhile, Ashish has not given up in his efforts to woo the bride and has even started taking up dancing lessons. Close friends say that he even planing to compete for dance reality contest. “Yes its true and I and confident of winning the contest. I have practiced all my steps and also have my emotional backstory ready. The judges will cry buckets after hearing it. This is the only way to prove that I am indeed a good dancer and win her back. I can’t let a horse ruin my wedding,” he affirmed,” he said while checking out a popular bollywood dance number.

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As groom fails to make arrangement for videographer, bride call off wedding

On learning that the groom had not made arrangements for videographing the event, family members of the bride called off the wedding at the last minute and walked out of the marriage hall near Thuraiyur in Trichy on Sunday.

The drama did not end there as the groom approached the Thuriayur police along with family claiming that they had been cheated as all the money spent on the marriage had gone waste. Ironically, the families are close relatives. The bride and the groom decided to part ways mutually.

All was not well for members of both families ever since talks began for the marriage. Senthil, 32 a lorry driver from Perambalur district, decided to marry Revathi, 30, daughter of his aunt hailing from Thuraiyur.

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The bride’s father Thangaraj, an employee of the state express transport corporation (SETC), wanted the wedding to be a grand affair. He insisted that the ceremony to be held in a big wedding hall.

However, Senthil was keen on cutting costs and convinced the bride’s family to conduct the marriage in a small hall in Thuraiyur. Though he reportedly agreed to make arrangements for a wedding photographer and videographer, he did not do so.

On Monday, by the time the photographer arrived many of the marriage rituals were over and a quarrel broke out between Thangaraj and the groom’s family members.

At one stage, the bride’s brother Baskar and another man pulled took her out of the wedding hall and called off the marriage. Meanwhile, Revathi fell unconscious and was rushed to the Thuraiyur government hospital.

Senthil approached the Thuraiyur police, who took him to the hospital to have discussions with the bride. Thangaraj maintained that he was irked over not having a wedding videographer.

“Though Senthil was ready to marry her, the bride was not willing as he had insulted her father by not making proper arrangements,” said sub inspector Thangavelu from the Thuraiyur police station.

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